AltLayer

AltLayer is a decentralized protocol designed to make it easier for developers and teams to launch rollups — blockchain networks that process transactions off a main chain and settle results back to it. It supports both optimistic and zero-knowledge rollup approaches, and it adds a layer called restaked rollups that draws on staked assets for additional security. The protocol targets developers building Layer 2 networks who want infrastructure without constructing it from scratch.

AltLayer operates across the Ethereum and BNB Chain ecosystems and falls into the Rollups-as-a-Service category, meaning it provides the tooling and coordination layer that other teams use to spin up their own rollup chains. The ALT token is used within the protocol for staking and restaking, which underpins the security guarantees offered to rollups that use the network. The stored data does not include a consensus algorithm or block time specific to ALT itself, as the token functions at the application layer rather than as the native currency of a base-layer chain.

The data stored for AltLayer does not include a fee stream, revenue figures, or protocol earnings, so this site cannot report on who pays fees, who receives them, or what the protocol retains. That absence means fee-based valuation measures common on this site are not applicable here. What the data does show is a fully diluted valuation to market-cap ratio of 1.35737 at this point in time, reflecting that 73.67 percent of the maximum supply of 10,000,000,000 ALT tokens is currently in circulation, with approximately 35.74 percent of supply still pending issuance.